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These books are is no particular order. I modify the list at irregular intervals to highlight new and interesting books.
John Doyle and Ray Lischner, 1999
A fun introduction to Shakespeare and his works. Includes scorecards of each play to help you keep track of who's winning, who's married, and who's on first.
Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human
Harold Bloom, 1998
Controversial and thought-provoking analysis of Shakespeare and his works.
Hugh Rawson and Margaret Minder, 1996
Thousands of quotes, cross-referenced and indexed for your convenience.
John Bartlett, editor, 1969
The Columbia Dictionary of Quotations from Shakespeare
Mary Foakes and Reginald Foakes, 1998
Includes annotations for many of the thousands of quotes.
Michael MacRone and Tom Lulevitch, 1994
A lighter look at Shakespeare's most famous quotes.
Michael MacRone and Tom Lulevitch, 1997
What do you think this book contains?
Coined by Shakespeare : Words and Meanings First Used by the Bard
Jeff McQuain, et al., 1998
Shakespeare contributed so many words and phrases to everyday English.
Shakespeare on Golf : Wit and Wisdom from the Great Elizabethan Golfer and Poet
John Tullius, et al., 1997
I wouldn't think of commenting on this. Those of you who need this book already know who you are.
Shakespeare's Insults: Educating Your Wit
Wayne F. Hill and Cynthia J. Ottchen, 1995
Thousands of examples that are sure to enliven your conversation.